Sentence examples for cricket programme from inspiring English sources

He became involved in Victoria's Harmony in Cricket Programme, aimed at raising participation from the state's considerable Indian subcontinental population, giving considerable impetus in an area where work needed to be done.

Listen again to BBC Radio 5 live's Not Just Cricket programme.

Hear the full interview with Rahul Dravid - his first since announcing his retirement - on Phil Tufnell's cricket programme on Thursday, BBC 5live sport, from 19.30GMT.

As part of BBC Radio 5 live's Not Just Cricket programme, the 31-year-old Lancastrian, who has taken 343 wickets in 92 Tests, deconstructed England's humiliating defeat.

The new rotation approach has been adopted to bring more balance to the coaches' workloads, especially with a growing international cricket programme.

"To take on the challenge of creating a successful, but also importantly sustainable cricket programme, while fostering the development of an emerging group of young players, is an extremely exciting prospect for me".

The Lord's Taverners - provide cricket programmes across the UK.

"His priority will be ensuring that all of Australia's high-performance cricket programmes dovetail in a manner that helps us produce the best men's and women's teams in the world".

"We have cricket programmes in many schools in Cardiff and have very close links with our 132 ambassador clubs across the whole of Wales, and are developing cricket in black minority ethnic communities around Cardiff. "Also we have the Ashes in July and that's likely to bring in £5-8m for each day to the city, which is very considerable for Cardiff".

"It's never easy to lose a legend from your ranks but we respect Allan's decision in the knowledge that we will seek his involvement in our cricket programmes in the future," said Cricket South Africa (CSA) Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat.

It's a bare house with few possessions, although he obviously loved sport – there are boxes of Everton football and England cricket programmes, and ticket stubs going back decades.